The Essays of Montaigne

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The Essays of Montaigne Michel de Montaigne

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  [\"Weareonlysofarsensibleofpublicevilsastheyrespectourprivateaffairs。\"——Livy,xxx。44。]

  andthatthehealthfromwhichwefellwassoill,thatitselfrelievestheregretweshouldhaveforit。Itwashealth,butonlyincomparisonwiththesicknessthathassucceededit:wearenotfallenfromanygreatheight;thecorruptionandbrigandagewhichareindignityandofficeseemtometheleastsupportable:wearelessinjuriouslyrifledinawoodthaninaplaceofsecurity。Itwasanuniversaljunctureofparticularmembers,eachcorruptedbyemulationoftheothers,andmostofthemwitholdulcers,thatneitherreceivednorrequiredanycure。

  Thisconvulsion,therefore,reallymoreanimatedthanpressedme,bytheassistanceofmyconscience,whichwasnotonlyatpeacewithinitself,butelevated,andIdidnotfindanyreasontocomplainofmyself。Also,asGodneversendsevils,anymorethangoods,absolutelypuretomen,myhealthcontinuedatthattimemorethanusuallygood;and,asIcandonothingwithoutit,therearefewthingsthatIcannotdowithit。

  Itaffordedmemeanstorouseupallmyfaculties,andtolaymyhandbeforethewoundthatwouldelse,peradventure,havegonefarther;andI

  experienced,inmypatience,thatIhadsomestandagainstfortune,andthatitmustbeagreatshockcouldthrowmeoutofthesaddle。Idonotsaythistoprovokehertogivemeamorevigorouscharge:Iamherhumbleservant,andsubmittoherpleasure:letherbecontent,inGod’sname。AmIsensibleofherassaults?Yes,Iam。But,asthosewhoarepossessedandoppressedwithsorrowsometimessufferthemselves,nevertheless,byintervalstotastealittlepleasure,andaresometimessurprisedwithasmile,sohaveIsomuchpowerovermyself,astomakemyordinaryconditionquietandfreefromdisturbingthoughts;yetI

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